Mica Mountain Trail
- 2.7 mi
- round trip
- 3,314 ft
- climb
- Out and back
- route
- Moderate
- difficulty
Mica Mountain Trail is a scenic out-and-back hike in British Columbia that rewards hikers with alpine views and access to the distinctive mica-rich slopes that give the peak its name. This moderate trail climbs steadily through varied terrain, offering a rewarding day hike for those seeking mountain vistas without extreme technical difficulty. The SAC T2 rating indicates straightforward hiking with good trail conditions and minimal scrambling.
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